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The latest Vols coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Sports section.
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Elander’s Vols evoking memories of three seasons ago
This year's Tennessee baseball team is beginning to resemble the 2023 Volunteers, and that's not a bad thing.
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Vols break out the brooms against No. 9 Mississippi State
Well, wasn't that a positive turn of events for the Tennessee Volunteers?
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Vols defenders excited after first spring with defensive coordinator Knowles
Tennessee redshirt sophomore linebacker Edwin Spillman was quick to answer Saturday afternoon when asked after the Orange & White game who had more good days this spring between the offense and the defense.
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Vols add 6-foot-10 Rubin through NCAA transfer portal
Miles Rubin, who set a Loyola of Chicago record for career blocks with 237 in three seasons, announced Sunday afternoon that he would be playing his final year at Tennessee.
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Vols win series in Starkville; Pickens no-hits Kentucky
The Tennessee Volunteers clinched their first Southeastern Conference road series of the season Saturday night, and they did so emphatically.
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Hargis: A dull UT spring game doesn’t have to equal cause for concern
On the excitement meter, Saturday's capper to spring practice — better known as the annual Orange & White game, although nothing much resembled an actual game — would rank somewhere between an afternoon nap on the couch and catching up on a weekend honey-do list.
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Heupel on Vols quarterbacks: ‘You never accomplish everything’
Heupel praises progress of Vols quarterbacks
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Appenzeller leads Vols to 6-5 victory over No. 9 Bulldogs
Tennessee may have won its biggest baseball game of the season Friday night. It was certainly the most-needed.
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New Vols defensive faces on display at Orange & White game
Tennessee will wrap up spring football practice Saturday afternoon with the Orange & White game inside Neyland Stadium, giving fans a chance to see the new-look Nittany Lions defense.
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Ranvier preparing to face pressure of kicking for Vols
Tennessee's 2025 football season contained eight wins, five losses, one trip to the Music City Bowl and one gargantuan, "What if?"
